In 2010, Gross moved to the ETSU Scholarship Office and now serves as assistant director. Ronda Gross began her career at ETSU in 1990 as an admissions counselor. Greene is also passionate about helping those in need through a children's feeding program established in 2016, Feeding5000. She loves diving into the lives of her students and navigating the college journey with them and says that one of the greatest rewards in her career is hearing the words 'I am hired!' Greene's research interests involve consumer behavior and marketing of sport and she has worked alongside the ETSU athletic department to conduct research that focuses on its fan experiences and marketing efforts. She started her career with ETSU as the Fit Kids Program Coordinator in what is now the Department of Sport, Exercise, Recreation, & Kinesiology and is now a tenured associate professor. Amy Greene is a three-time ETSU graduate, as she earned undergraduate and master's degrees in sport management and her doctoral degree in educational leadership and policy analysis. In one of the most forward-facing jobs on campus, Lori's winning attitude is an absolute blessing,” said her supervisor, Cmdr. Her sunny disposition improves the day for our guests as well as fellow staff members. “No matter how long the day, unpalatable the task, or number of challenges she must overcome, Lori is unflappable. She helps coordinate nearly every large campus event, regardless of who is hosting. The 2018 Citadel Employee of the Year, Hedstrom also assists other departments with their events and often becomes more than a consultant for these, coordinating things not in her purview.

Hedstrom is directly responsible for their outcomes and her success means she navigates tasks involving every facet of the college and thousands of people each year. The task of Executive Events is planning and executing events in support of the president.

Lori Hedstrom joined The Citadel as director of Executive Events in 2013. Zommer utilizes an interdisciplinary approach that includes perspectives found in the fields of international criminal justice, international law and international relations to explore the role that reciprocity has played, and continues to play, in United States government decision-making and military training as they relate to the laws of war. State Practice”, argues that reciprocity is an instrumental variable in the creation, application and adherence to the laws of war in post-World War II 20th century armed conflict. Zommer's dissertation, “Reciprocity and the Laws of War: An Historical Analysis of U.S. His areas of specialization include comparative and international criminal justice, law of armed conflict/laws of war, and international relations theory. Matthew Zommer earned his doctorate in criminal justice from the City University of New York Graduate Center. William Eddie Richardson and Elizabeth Dashiell Wallace.Įach member of the All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team will be presented a plaque and honored at a home basketball game at his or her institution.Ī faculty member in The Citadel's Department of Criminal Justice, Dr. Yue Cai Hillon and Mark Haskett and Wofford's Dr. Tom Baur, who is being honored posthumously, and Col.

Jamie Harvey and Melanie Ribaric VMI's Col. Gignilliat and Ginger Robertson Chattanooga's Dr. Gabriela Stein and Melanie Carter Samford's Dr. William Pierce and Vince Moore Mercer's Dr. Matthew Zommer and Lori Hedstrom ETSU's Dr. The faculty and staff recipients include: The Citadel's Dr. Faculty members selected have demonstrated strong contributions to teaching, research and/or service, while staff members are being recognized for bringing out the best in others and creating conditions for success. While the selections were left up to each institution's discretion, the recipients all shared the common characteristics of demonstrated service to the institution and contributions to campus life and the local community. – The Southern Conference named its All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff Team on Wednesday, with two representatives each from all 10 member schools being recognized by the league.

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